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    1. Authorized Panel Physicians in the UAE (2026 List)

    You cannot visit any doctor; you must use a physician approved by the Australian government who uses the eMedical system to upload results directly to your application.

    Dubai

    • Dubai London Hospital / Clinic: * Location 1: Jumeirah Beach Road, Umm Suqeim 2.
      • Location 2: Festival City Mall
      • Contact: 800-DLC (800 352) or +971 4 378 2999.
    • Mediclinic City Hospital:
      • Location: Dubai Healthcare City.
      • Contact: +971 4 435 9999.

    Abu Dhabi

    • NMC Specialty Hospital:
      • Location: Zayed the First Street (Electra Street).
      • Contact: 800 662 or +971 2 633 2255.
    • Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi:
      • Location: Al Maryah Island.
      • Contact: 800 8 2223.

    Sharjah

    • NMC Royal Hospital Sharjah:
      • Location: Al Zahra Street, Al Musalla.
      • Contact: +971 6 561 9999.



    2. 2026 Medical Exam Costs

    Fees are paid directly to the clinic and are not included in your visa fee. Prices in 2026 typically range between:

    • Standard Medical (Ages 15+): AED 500 – AED 850 (Includes physical exam, chest X-ray, and blood tests).
    • Child Medical (Under 15): AED 350 – AED 500.

    Note: Prices may vary slightly if the physician requires additional specialist tests (e.g., for pre-existing conditions).



    3. The "HAP ID" – Your Most Important Number

    To book your appointment, you must have a HAP ID.

    • If you have already lodged: Your HAP ID is in the "Health Requirement" section of your ImmiAccount.
    • If you haven't lodged yet: Complete the "My Health Declarations" form in ImmiAccount to generate a HAP ID upfront. This is the secret to "Front-Loading" your application for faster processing.



    4. What to Bring to Your Appointment

    • [ ] Original Passport: The same one used for your visa application.
    • [ ] eMedical Referral Letter: Contains your HAP ID and barcode.
    • [ ] Spectacles/Contact Lenses: If you wear them for the vision test.
    • [ ] Medical History: Any previous reports or lists of current medications.
    • [ ] Vaccination Records: Especially for students entering healthcare or teaching fields.



    5. Health Criteria: What are they looking for?

    The 2026 assessment primarily screens for:

    1. Public Health Risks: Specifically Tuberculosis (TB) via chest X-ray.
    2. Significant Health Costs: Conditions that might cost the Australian taxpayer more than $86,000 AUD over 5 years.
    3. Blood-borne Diseases: HIV or Hepatitis (usually only for those studying Medicine, Nursing, or Dentistry).



    6. Final Checklist

    • [ ] Generate your HAP ID via ImmiAccount.
    • [ ] Book your clinic at least 1 week in advance.
    • [ ] Fast for 8-12 hours if your specific clinic requires it for blood work (check during booking).
    • [ ] Request the "eMedical" receipt to upload as proof of completion.
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    1. Authorized Panel Physicians in the UAE (2026 List)

    You cannot visit any doctor; you must use a physician approved by the Australian government who uses the eMedical system to upload results directly to your application.

    Dubai

    • Dubai London Hospital / Clinic: * Location 1: Jumeirah Beach Road, Umm Suqeim 2.
      • Location 2: Festival City Mall
      • Contact: 800-DLC (800 352) or +971 4 378 2999.
    • Mediclinic City Hospital:
      • Location: Dubai Healthcare City.
      • Contact: +971 4 435 9999.

    Abu Dhabi

    • NMC Specialty Hospital:
      • Location: Zayed the First Street (Electra Street).
      • Contact: 800 662 or +971 2 633 2255.
    • Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi:
      • Location: Al Maryah Island.
      • Contact: 800 8 2223.

    Sharjah

    • NMC Royal Hospital Sharjah:
      • Location: Al Zahra Street, Al Musalla.
      • Contact: +971 6 561 9999.



    2. 2026 Medical Exam Costs

    Fees are paid directly to the clinic and are not included in your visa fee. Prices in 2026 typically range between:

    • Standard Medical (Ages 15+): AED 500 – AED 850 (Includes physical exam, chest X-ray, and blood tests).
    • Child Medical (Under 15): AED 350 – AED 500.

    Note: Prices may vary slightly if the physician requires additional specialist tests (e.g., for pre-existing conditions).



    3. The "HAP ID" – Your Most Important Number

    To book your appointment, you must have a HAP ID.

    • If you have already lodged: Your HAP ID is in the "Health Requirement" section of your ImmiAccount.
    • If you haven't lodged yet: Complete the "My Health Declarations" form in ImmiAccount to generate a HAP ID upfront. This is the secret to "Front-Loading" your application for faster processing.



    4. What to Bring to Your Appointment

    • [ ] Original Passport: The same one used for your visa application.
    • [ ] eMedical Referral Letter: Contains your HAP ID and barcode.
    • [ ] Spectacles/Contact Lenses: If you wear them for the vision test.
    • [ ] Medical History: Any previous reports or lists of current medications.
    • [ ] Vaccination Records: Especially for students entering healthcare or teaching fields.



    5. Health Criteria: What are they looking for?

    The 2026 assessment primarily screens for:

    1. Public Health Risks: Specifically Tuberculosis (TB) via chest X-ray.
    2. Significant Health Costs: Conditions that might cost the Australian taxpayer more than $86,000 AUD over 5 years.
    3. Blood-borne Diseases: HIV or Hepatitis (usually only for those studying Medicine, Nursing, or Dentistry).



    6. Final Checklist

    • [ ] Generate your HAP ID via ImmiAccount.
    • [ ] Book your clinic at least 1 week in advance.
    • [ ] Fast for 8-12 hours if your specific clinic requires it for blood work (check during booking).
    • [ ] Request the "eMedical" receipt to upload as proof of completion.
  • Work

    1. Authorized Panel Physicians in the UAE (2026 List)

    You cannot visit any doctor; you must use a physician approved by the Australian government who uses the eMedical system to upload results directly to your application.

    Dubai

    • Dubai London Hospital / Clinic: * Location 1: Jumeirah Beach Road, Umm Suqeim 2.
      • Location 2: Festival City Mall
      • Contact: 800-DLC (800 352) or +971 4 378 2999.
    • Mediclinic City Hospital:
      • Location: Dubai Healthcare City.
      • Contact: +971 4 435 9999.

    Abu Dhabi

    • NMC Specialty Hospital:
      • Location: Zayed the First Street (Electra Street).
      • Contact: 800 662 or +971 2 633 2255.
    • Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi:
      • Location: Al Maryah Island.
      • Contact: 800 8 2223.

    Sharjah

    • NMC Royal Hospital Sharjah:
      • Location: Al Zahra Street, Al Musalla.
      • Contact: +971 6 561 9999.



    2. 2026 Medical Exam Costs

    Fees are paid directly to the clinic and are not included in your visa fee. Prices in 2026 typically range between:

    • Standard Medical (Ages 15+): AED 500 – AED 850 (Includes physical exam, chest X-ray, and blood tests).
    • Child Medical (Under 15): AED 350 – AED 500.

    Note: Prices may vary slightly if the physician requires additional specialist tests (e.g., for pre-existing conditions).



    3. The "HAP ID" – Your Most Important Number

    To book your appointment, you must have a HAP ID.

    • If you have already lodged: Your HAP ID is in the "Health Requirement" section of your ImmiAccount.
    • If you haven't lodged yet: Complete the "My Health Declarations" form in ImmiAccount to generate a HAP ID upfront. This is the secret to "Front-Loading" your application for faster processing.



    4. What to Bring to Your Appointment

    • [ ] Original Passport: The same one used for your visa application.
    • [ ] eMedical Referral Letter: Contains your HAP ID and barcode.
    • [ ] Spectacles/Contact Lenses: If you wear them for the vision test.
    • [ ] Medical History: Any previous reports or lists of current medications.
    • [ ] Vaccination Records: Especially for students entering healthcare or teaching fields.



    5. Health Criteria: What are they looking for?

    The 2026 assessment primarily screens for:

    1. Public Health Risks: Specifically Tuberculosis (TB) via chest X-ray.
    2. Significant Health Costs: Conditions that might cost the Australian taxpayer more than $86,000 AUD over 5 years.
    3. Blood-borne Diseases: HIV or Hepatitis (usually only for those studying Medicine, Nursing, or Dentistry).



    6. Final Checklist

    • [ ] Generate your HAP ID via ImmiAccount.
    • [ ] Book your clinic at least 1 week in advance.
    • [ ] Fast for 8-12 hours if your specific clinic requires it for blood work (check during booking).
    • [ ] Request the "eMedical" receipt to upload as proof of completion.
  • Living in Australia

    1. Authorized Panel Physicians in the UAE (2026 List)

    You cannot visit any doctor; you must use a physician approved by the Australian government who uses the eMedical system to upload results directly to your application.

    Dubai

    • Dubai London Hospital / Clinic: * Location 1: Jumeirah Beach Road, Umm Suqeim 2.
      • Location 2: Festival City Mall
      • Contact: 800-DLC (800 352) or +971 4 378 2999.
    • Mediclinic City Hospital:
      • Location: Dubai Healthcare City.
      • Contact: +971 4 435 9999.

    Abu Dhabi

    • NMC Specialty Hospital:
      • Location: Zayed the First Street (Electra Street).
      • Contact: 800 662 or +971 2 633 2255.
    • Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi:
      • Location: Al Maryah Island.
      • Contact: 800 8 2223.

    Sharjah

    • NMC Royal Hospital Sharjah:
      • Location: Al Zahra Street, Al Musalla.
      • Contact: +971 6 561 9999.



    2. 2026 Medical Exam Costs

    Fees are paid directly to the clinic and are not included in your visa fee. Prices in 2026 typically range between:

    • Standard Medical (Ages 15+): AED 500 – AED 850 (Includes physical exam, chest X-ray, and blood tests).
    • Child Medical (Under 15): AED 350 – AED 500.

    Note: Prices may vary slightly if the physician requires additional specialist tests (e.g., for pre-existing conditions).



    3. The "HAP ID" – Your Most Important Number

    To book your appointment, you must have a HAP ID.

    • If you have already lodged: Your HAP ID is in the "Health Requirement" section of your ImmiAccount.
    • If you haven't lodged yet: Complete the "My Health Declarations" form in ImmiAccount to generate a HAP ID upfront. This is the secret to "Front-Loading" your application for faster processing.



    4. What to Bring to Your Appointment

    • [ ] Original Passport: The same one used for your visa application.
    • [ ] eMedical Referral Letter: Contains your HAP ID and barcode.
    • [ ] Spectacles/Contact Lenses: If you wear them for the vision test.
    • [ ] Medical History: Any previous reports or lists of current medications.
    • [ ] Vaccination Records: Especially for students entering healthcare or teaching fields.



    5. Health Criteria: What are they looking for?

    The 2026 assessment primarily screens for:

    1. Public Health Risks: Specifically Tuberculosis (TB) via chest X-ray.
    2. Significant Health Costs: Conditions that might cost the Australian taxpayer more than $86,000 AUD over 5 years.
    3. Blood-borne Diseases: HIV or Hepatitis (usually only for those studying Medicine, Nursing, or Dentistry).



    6. Final Checklist

    • [ ] Generate your HAP ID via ImmiAccount.
    • [ ] Book your clinic at least 1 week in advance.
    • [ ] Fast for 8-12 hours if your specific clinic requires it for blood work (check during booking).
    • [ ] Request the "eMedical" receipt to upload as proof of completion.
    • Accommodation
    • Banking
    • Food
    • Lifestyle
    • Health & Wellness
  • Travel

    1. Authorized Panel Physicians in the UAE (2026 List)

    You cannot visit any doctor; you must use a physician approved by the Australian government who uses the eMedical system to upload results directly to your application.

    Dubai

    • Dubai London Hospital / Clinic: * Location 1: Jumeirah Beach Road, Umm Suqeim 2.
      • Location 2: Festival City Mall
      • Contact: 800-DLC (800 352) or +971 4 378 2999.
    • Mediclinic City Hospital:
      • Location: Dubai Healthcare City.
      • Contact: +971 4 435 9999.

    Abu Dhabi

    • NMC Specialty Hospital:
      • Location: Zayed the First Street (Electra Street).
      • Contact: 800 662 or +971 2 633 2255.
    • Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi:
      • Location: Al Maryah Island.
      • Contact: 800 8 2223.

    Sharjah

    • NMC Royal Hospital Sharjah:
      • Location: Al Zahra Street, Al Musalla.
      • Contact: +971 6 561 9999.



    2. 2026 Medical Exam Costs

    Fees are paid directly to the clinic and are not included in your visa fee. Prices in 2026 typically range between:

    • Standard Medical (Ages 15+): AED 500 – AED 850 (Includes physical exam, chest X-ray, and blood tests).
    • Child Medical (Under 15): AED 350 – AED 500.

    Note: Prices may vary slightly if the physician requires additional specialist tests (e.g., for pre-existing conditions).



    3. The "HAP ID" – Your Most Important Number

    To book your appointment, you must have a HAP ID.

    • If you have already lodged: Your HAP ID is in the "Health Requirement" section of your ImmiAccount.
    • If you haven't lodged yet: Complete the "My Health Declarations" form in ImmiAccount to generate a HAP ID upfront. This is the secret to "Front-Loading" your application for faster processing.



    4. What to Bring to Your Appointment

    • [ ] Original Passport: The same one used for your visa application.
    • [ ] eMedical Referral Letter: Contains your HAP ID and barcode.
    • [ ] Spectacles/Contact Lenses: If you wear them for the vision test.
    • [ ] Medical History: Any previous reports or lists of current medications.
    • [ ] Vaccination Records: Especially for students entering healthcare or teaching fields.



    5. Health Criteria: What are they looking for?

    The 2026 assessment primarily screens for:

    1. Public Health Risks: Specifically Tuberculosis (TB) via chest X-ray.
    2. Significant Health Costs: Conditions that might cost the Australian taxpayer more than $86,000 AUD over 5 years.
    3. Blood-borne Diseases: HIV or Hepatitis (usually only for those studying Medicine, Nursing, or Dentistry).



    6. Final Checklist

    • [ ] Generate your HAP ID via ImmiAccount.
    • [ ] Book your clinic at least 1 week in advance.
    • [ ] Fast for 8-12 hours if your specific clinic requires it for blood work (check during booking).
    • [ ] Request the "eMedical" receipt to upload as proof of completion.
  • Visa & Immigration

    1. Authorized Panel Physicians in the UAE (2026 List)

    You cannot visit any doctor; you must use a physician approved by the Australian government who uses the eMedical system to upload results directly to your application.

    Dubai

    • Dubai London Hospital / Clinic: * Location 1: Jumeirah Beach Road, Umm Suqeim 2.
      • Location 2: Festival City Mall
      • Contact: 800-DLC (800 352) or +971 4 378 2999.
    • Mediclinic City Hospital:
      • Location: Dubai Healthcare City.
      • Contact: +971 4 435 9999.

    Abu Dhabi

    • NMC Specialty Hospital:
      • Location: Zayed the First Street (Electra Street).
      • Contact: 800 662 or +971 2 633 2255.
    • Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi:
      • Location: Al Maryah Island.
      • Contact: 800 8 2223.

    Sharjah

    • NMC Royal Hospital Sharjah:
      • Location: Al Zahra Street, Al Musalla.
      • Contact: +971 6 561 9999.



    2. 2026 Medical Exam Costs

    Fees are paid directly to the clinic and are not included in your visa fee. Prices in 2026 typically range between:

    • Standard Medical (Ages 15+): AED 500 – AED 850 (Includes physical exam, chest X-ray, and blood tests).
    • Child Medical (Under 15): AED 350 – AED 500.

    Note: Prices may vary slightly if the physician requires additional specialist tests (e.g., for pre-existing conditions).



    3. The "HAP ID" – Your Most Important Number

    To book your appointment, you must have a HAP ID.

    • If you have already lodged: Your HAP ID is in the "Health Requirement" section of your ImmiAccount.
    • If you haven't lodged yet: Complete the "My Health Declarations" form in ImmiAccount to generate a HAP ID upfront. This is the secret to "Front-Loading" your application for faster processing.



    4. What to Bring to Your Appointment

    • [ ] Original Passport: The same one used for your visa application.
    • [ ] eMedical Referral Letter: Contains your HAP ID and barcode.
    • [ ] Spectacles/Contact Lenses: If you wear them for the vision test.
    • [ ] Medical History: Any previous reports or lists of current medications.
    • [ ] Vaccination Records: Especially for students entering healthcare or teaching fields.



    5. Health Criteria: What are they looking for?

    The 2026 assessment primarily screens for:

    1. Public Health Risks: Specifically Tuberculosis (TB) via chest X-ray.
    2. Significant Health Costs: Conditions that might cost the Australian taxpayer more than $86,000 AUD over 5 years.
    3. Blood-borne Diseases: HIV or Hepatitis (usually only for those studying Medicine, Nursing, or Dentistry).



    6. Final Checklist

    • [ ] Generate your HAP ID via ImmiAccount.
    • [ ] Book your clinic at least 1 week in advance.
    • [ ] Fast for 8-12 hours if your specific clinic requires it for blood work (check during booking).
    • [ ] Request the "eMedical" receipt to upload as proof of completion.
    • Family & Partner Visas
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    • Student Visas
    • Work & Skilled Visas
  • Parents Hub

    1. Authorized Panel Physicians in the UAE (2026 List)

    You cannot visit any doctor; you must use a physician approved by the Australian government who uses the eMedical system to upload results directly to your application.

    Dubai

    • Dubai London Hospital / Clinic: * Location 1: Jumeirah Beach Road, Umm Suqeim 2.
      • Location 2: Festival City Mall
      • Contact: 800-DLC (800 352) or +971 4 378 2999.
    • Mediclinic City Hospital:
      • Location: Dubai Healthcare City.
      • Contact: +971 4 435 9999.

    Abu Dhabi

    • NMC Specialty Hospital:
      • Location: Zayed the First Street (Electra Street).
      • Contact: 800 662 or +971 2 633 2255.
    • Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi:
      • Location: Al Maryah Island.
      • Contact: 800 8 2223.

    Sharjah

    • NMC Royal Hospital Sharjah:
      • Location: Al Zahra Street, Al Musalla.
      • Contact: +971 6 561 9999.



    2. 2026 Medical Exam Costs

    Fees are paid directly to the clinic and are not included in your visa fee. Prices in 2026 typically range between:

    • Standard Medical (Ages 15+): AED 500 – AED 850 (Includes physical exam, chest X-ray, and blood tests).
    • Child Medical (Under 15): AED 350 – AED 500.

    Note: Prices may vary slightly if the physician requires additional specialist tests (e.g., for pre-existing conditions).



    3. The "HAP ID" – Your Most Important Number

    To book your appointment, you must have a HAP ID.

    • If you have already lodged: Your HAP ID is in the "Health Requirement" section of your ImmiAccount.
    • If you haven't lodged yet: Complete the "My Health Declarations" form in ImmiAccount to generate a HAP ID upfront. This is the secret to "Front-Loading" your application for faster processing.



    4. What to Bring to Your Appointment

    • [ ] Original Passport: The same one used for your visa application.
    • [ ] eMedical Referral Letter: Contains your HAP ID and barcode.
    • [ ] Spectacles/Contact Lenses: If you wear them for the vision test.
    • [ ] Medical History: Any previous reports or lists of current medications.
    • [ ] Vaccination Records: Especially for students entering healthcare or teaching fields.



    5. Health Criteria: What are they looking for?

    The 2026 assessment primarily screens for:

    1. Public Health Risks: Specifically Tuberculosis (TB) via chest X-ray.
    2. Significant Health Costs: Conditions that might cost the Australian taxpayer more than $86,000 AUD over 5 years.
    3. Blood-borne Diseases: HIV or Hepatitis (usually only for those studying Medicine, Nursing, or Dentistry).



    6. Final Checklist

    • [ ] Generate your HAP ID via ImmiAccount.
    • [ ] Book your clinic at least 1 week in advance.
    • [ ] Fast for 8-12 hours if your specific clinic requires it for blood work (check during booking).
    • [ ] Request the "eMedical" receipt to upload as proof of completion.
  • Student Hub

    1. Authorized Panel Physicians in the UAE (2026 List)

    You cannot visit any doctor; you must use a physician approved by the Australian government who uses the eMedical system to upload results directly to your application.

    Dubai

    • Dubai London Hospital / Clinic: * Location 1: Jumeirah Beach Road, Umm Suqeim 2.
      • Location 2: Festival City Mall
      • Contact: 800-DLC (800 352) or +971 4 378 2999.
    • Mediclinic City Hospital:
      • Location: Dubai Healthcare City.
      • Contact: +971 4 435 9999.

    Abu Dhabi

    • NMC Specialty Hospital:
      • Location: Zayed the First Street (Electra Street).
      • Contact: 800 662 or +971 2 633 2255.
    • Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi:
      • Location: Al Maryah Island.
      • Contact: 800 8 2223.

    Sharjah

    • NMC Royal Hospital Sharjah:
      • Location: Al Zahra Street, Al Musalla.
      • Contact: +971 6 561 9999.



    2. 2026 Medical Exam Costs

    Fees are paid directly to the clinic and are not included in your visa fee. Prices in 2026 typically range between:

    • Standard Medical (Ages 15+): AED 500 – AED 850 (Includes physical exam, chest X-ray, and blood tests).
    • Child Medical (Under 15): AED 350 – AED 500.

    Note: Prices may vary slightly if the physician requires additional specialist tests (e.g., for pre-existing conditions).



    3. The "HAP ID" – Your Most Important Number

    To book your appointment, you must have a HAP ID.

    • If you have already lodged: Your HAP ID is in the "Health Requirement" section of your ImmiAccount.
    • If you haven't lodged yet: Complete the "My Health Declarations" form in ImmiAccount to generate a HAP ID upfront. This is the secret to "Front-Loading" your application for faster processing.



    4. What to Bring to Your Appointment

    • [ ] Original Passport: The same one used for your visa application.
    • [ ] eMedical Referral Letter: Contains your HAP ID and barcode.
    • [ ] Spectacles/Contact Lenses: If you wear them for the vision test.
    • [ ] Medical History: Any previous reports or lists of current medications.
    • [ ] Vaccination Records: Especially for students entering healthcare or teaching fields.



    5. Health Criteria: What are they looking for?

    The 2026 assessment primarily screens for:

    1. Public Health Risks: Specifically Tuberculosis (TB) via chest X-ray.
    2. Significant Health Costs: Conditions that might cost the Australian taxpayer more than $86,000 AUD over 5 years.
    3. Blood-borne Diseases: HIV or Hepatitis (usually only for those studying Medicine, Nursing, or Dentistry).



    6. Final Checklist

    • [ ] Generate your HAP ID via ImmiAccount.
    • [ ] Book your clinic at least 1 week in advance.
    • [ ] Fast for 8-12 hours if your specific clinic requires it for blood work (check during booking).
    • [ ] Request the "eMedical" receipt to upload as proof of completion.

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